2023, Vol. 4, Issue 2, Part A
Evaluating progressive collapse in composite shell structures
Author(s): Lucia Chirwa and Fadzai Mazarire
Abstract: Progressive collapse refers to the domino effect that can occur when a structural component fails and triggers a chain reaction leading to the collapse of an entire structure or a significant portion of it. This phenomenon poses serious safety concerns, particularly in composite shell structures which combine various materials to enhance structural performance. This review paper provides a comprehensive evaluation of progressive collapse mechanisms in composite shell structures, examining their vulnerability, analysis methods, and mitigation strategies. The review synthesizes recent research, identifies gaps in current knowledge, and suggests future directions for improving the resilience of composite shell structures against progressive collapse.
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How to cite this article:
Lucia Chirwa, Fadzai Mazarire. Evaluating progressive collapse in composite shell structures. Int J Surv Struct Eng 2023;4(2):16-18.